Renting a Ferrari costs $1,195 to $2,599 a day — a Roma at the low end, a 296 GTB at the top — depending on the city, with insurance, delivery and a mileage allowance included. Rent for three days or more and the daily rate drops about 15%; a full week takes off close to 30%. Below is the breakdown by model and city, what moves the price, and what the rate actually covers.
Ferrari Rental Price by City — 2026
| City | Ferrari Roma (per day) | Ferrari 296 GTB (per day) |
|---|---|---|
| Orlando, FL | $1,195 | $2,000 |
| Tampa Bay, FL | $1,195 | — |
| Dallas, TX | $1,559 | $2,599 |
| Austin, TX | $1,559 | $2,599 |
Three-day bookings take about 15% off these figures and a week about 30%: a Roma for a week in Orlando works out near $5,856 instead of $8,365. In Tampa Bay the second Ferrari is the Ferrari 812 at $1,195 a day. Texas rates run higher because the fleet there is smaller.
What the Daily Rate Includes
- Delivery and collection — to your hotel, home or office, and curbside at the airport (MCO, TPA, DFW, DAL, AUS) with your flight tracked. No airport surcharge.
- Comprehensive insurance on the vehicle, plus roadside assistance.
- A daily mileage allowance, with extra miles quoted up front if you tell us the route when booking.
- A handover walkthrough — about ten minutes on the manettino modes, the paddles, the lifting system and the hybrid eDrive mode on the 296.
Not included: fuel, tolls, and the refundable security hold. There is no "concession recovery fee", no counter and no shuttle.
What Raises or Lowers the Price
Rental length
This is the biggest lever by far. One or two days is the headline rate. Three days takes about 15% off the daily price, a week close to 30%. If your plans are flexible, extending from two days to three often costs almost nothing extra.
Season
In Orlando the peak is spring break, Thanksgiving week, Christmas through New Year, and any weekend with a major convention. In Tampa Bay it is Gasparilla in January and the spring beach season. In Texas it is Cowboys home weekends, SXSW and the F1 weekend at COTA in October. Booking two to six weeks ahead protects both the car and the rate.
Roma or 296 GTB
The Roma is the Ferrari for two people, a weekend bag and a long drive: front-engined, quiet when you want it to be, and the cheaper of the two. The 296 GTB is the mid-engine plug-in hybrid with 819 hp; it is louder, faster and the one people book for the drive itself.
Delivery distance
Delivery inside the metro area is included. A long run outside it — say Orlando to Miami, or Dallas to Austin — is quoted separately.
Ferrari vs Other Exotic Car Rentals
| Vehicle | From (per day) | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Ferrari Roma | $1,195 | Grand touring with the badge everyone recognises |
| Ferrari 296 GTB | $2,000 | 819 hp, mid-engine, the fastest car in the fleet |
| Lamborghini Huracán EVO Spyder — Blu Cepheus | $1,200 | V10 noise and the widest head-turn radius |
| McLaren 570S | $1,195 | Dihedral doors and a lighter, sharper drive |
| Porsche 911 GT3 | $799 | The purest driver's car for less |
If the point is the badge, nothing replaces a Ferrari. If the point is drama per dollar, the Huracán and the McLaren compete; if it is the drive, the Porsche 911 GT3 does it for less.
What You Actually Get: Ferrari Roma and 296 GTB
Ferrari Roma
A 3.9-litre twin-turbo V8 with 612 hp, an eight-speed dual-clutch, rear-wheel drive and a 0–60 time around 3.4 seconds. Two seats plus two occasional rear seats, a real trunk, and the cleanest design Ferrari has made in years. See the full specification on the Ferrari Roma rental page.
Ferrari 296 GTB
A 3.0-litre twin-turbo V6 hybrid producing 819 hp combined, rear-wheel drive, 0–60 in about 2.9 seconds and an electric-only mode for the hotel driveway. It is the current mid-engine Ferrari. Details on the Ferrari 296 GTB rental page, or see everything on the Ferrari rental Orlando hub.
Ferrari Rental at MCO Airport, Disney World and Universal
The most common Ferrari booking in Orlando is a delivery to Orlando International Airport (MCO): we stage the car at arrivals, track the flight and hand it over at the curb, with no airport surcharge and no counter. The second is a resort delivery — Walt Disney World hotels, Universal's hotels, the Four Seasons, the Ritz-Carlton Grande Lakes — where the car is waiting at the valet. Both are included in the daily rate. For a Tampa Bay trip the same applies at TPA; see Ferrari rental Tampa.
Where We Deliver a Ferrari
Florida: Orlando and Central Florida — Walt Disney World resorts, Universal, International Drive, Kissimmee, Winter Park, Celebration — plus curbside at Orlando Airport (MCO). Across Tampa Bay: Tampa, Clearwater, St. Petersburg and Sarasota, with TPA and PIE airport delivery.
Texas: Dallas–Fort Worth including Uptown, Plano, Frisco, Southlake and Grapevine, with DFW and Love Field pickup; and Austin including Downtown, the Domain, Westlake and Round Rock, with AUS pickup.
Model pages by city: Ferrari rental Orlando · Tampa · Dallas · Austin.
How to Book, and What It Costs to Hold the Car
Send your dates, the city and the model you want. We confirm availability the same day, usually within two hours. No payment is taken to check availability. On confirmation there is a refundable security hold of typically $5,000 on the card used for the booking, released after the car is returned and inspected. Most Ferrari bookings are made two to six weeks ahead. For a specific car on a specific weekend, book as early as you can, because there is one of each per market.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent a Ferrari for a day?
A Ferrari Roma rents for $1,195 a day in Orlando and Tampa Bay and $1,559 in Dallas and Austin; the Ferrari 296 GTB is $2,000 in Orlando and $2,599 in Texas. Every rate includes delivery, a mileage allowance and comprehensive insurance, with no airport fee.
Which is the cheapest Ferrari to rent?
The Roma, at $1,195 a day in Florida. It is the grand tourer: a 612-hp twin-turbo V8, two proper seats and a trunk. The 296 GTB is the mid-engine hybrid supercar and costs more.
Does the Ferrari rental get cheaper for more days?
Yes. Three days or more takes roughly 15% off the daily rate and a full week around 30%. On a seven-day Roma rental in Orlando that is about $2,510 saved against the daily price.
What do I need to rent a Ferrari?
A valid driver's licence, proof of full-coverage insurance that extends to high-value vehicles, and a major credit card in your own name. Minimum age is 21. International licences are accepted with a passport.
What is the security deposit on a Ferrari rental?
The refundable hold is typically $5,000 on the card used for the booking, released after the car is returned and inspected. We confirm the exact amount before you pay anything.
Can I rent a Ferrari at Orlando airport or Disney?
Yes. We deliver curbside at MCO with your flight tracked, and to every Walt Disney World and Universal resort, at no extra charge. The daily rate is the same as delivery to a home address.
Check Ferrari availability and rates → · See the full fleet · Call or text 407-342-4490 (Florida) / 813-921-6973 (Texas).
